Prequalification of Constructors for Repair, Rehabilitation, Renovation and Construction Works of Custom House, Karachi

The Collectorate of Customs Enforcement Karachi invites applications for prequalification of constructors for the renovation, repair, rehabilitation, and construction works of the Customs House and other buildings under its administrative control, including residential blocks for officers and staff. This prequalification process aims to shortlist competent firms before issuing invitations to bid expected by November 2026. Eligible constructors must be registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) in Category C-4 or above with specialization codes CE-09(i), CE-09(ii), CE-10(iii), CE-10(vii), and EE-11(vi), or hold a valid Electrical Inspector license issued by the Government of Sindh. Additionally, valid registration with FBR and Sindh Revenue Board (SRB) is required. Items being procured: - Renovation works of Customs House - Repair and rehabilitation works - Construction of Customs House and other departmental buildings - Residential blocks for officers and staff The technical scope includes civil, plumbing, and electrical works as part of building construction and infrastructure. Applicants must demonstrate professional experience, personnel capabilities, equipment availability, and financial soundness as per detailed qualification criteria. PEC registration certificates, FBR and SRB registration, affidavits of no litigation, non-blacklisting, and non-involvement in corrupt practices must be submitted. Experience requirements include completion of at least two building construction projects of Rs. 80 million each, ongoing renovation projects, and infrastructure works. Applications must be submitted electronically through the EPADS (E-Pak Acquisition and Disposal System) portal. The request for prequalification documents requires a non-refundable fee of Rs. 3000 and will not be provided in hardcopy. Only online submissions will be considered. The procuring agency reserves the right to accept or reject late applications. Successful prequalified firms will be invited to bid. The deadline for submission is expected by the end of November 2026. A practical tip for bidders: Ensure all required documents, including PEC registration, FBR/SRB certificates, and affidavits, are complete and valid at the time of submission to avoid disqualification. Early submission through EPADS is recommended to avoid last-minute issues.